— your friend like playing badminton?

—No, she . She likes playing table tennis.

A. Do; don’t B. Does; doesn’t

C. Do; do D. Doesn’t; does

—What a new bike?

—OK. Let’s give a new bike her.

A. about; for B. about; to C. is; to D. is; to

—Do you like watching TV, Kate?

—Yes, I TV in the evening.

A. never watch B. watch often

C. watch usually D. always watch

My parents like sport. favourite sport is walking.

A. Their B. His C. Her D. They

—Would you like to go shopping with me, Kangkang?

— .

A. No, I’d like to B. No, I can’t

C. Sorry, I’m afraid not, I have to do my homework D. Yes, I like

Every day I spend two hours my homework.

A. finishing doing B. to finish doing

C. to finish to do D. to finish do

me carefully, boys and girls. Can you me clearly?

A. Listen to; hear from B. Hear; listen to

C. Hear; hear D. Listen to; hear

—Do you often your father?

—Yes, I get a letter from him every week.

A. hear from B. come from

C. talk with D. work with

David doesn’t like birthday cakes birthday cards, but he likes parties.

A. and B. or C. too D. with

—How often do the students play sports?

A. Twice a day B. Since last night C. For two hours D. A month ago